💙 A special thank you to the New Albany Cheerleaders for spending time with our players as buddies this season!
Your energy, encouragement, and kindness made a lasting impact on our kiddos. We truly couldn’t do what we do without you.
Best of wishes in your upcoming season.
If you feel discouraged in your efforts to hold family prayer or study the scriptures together, remember this: Power comes through consistency—not perfection.
Today is School Resource Officer Appreciation Day! SROs play a key role in mentoring students and preventing issues before they start. Thank you to New Albany Police Officers Leland Kelly, Jobie Warner, and Chase Blankenship for keeping school safe and connected. #newalbanyohio
The First Lady of BYU Football 💙
Revered and loved by all who knew her, Patti Edwards lived a life that inspired and influenced people for good beyond measure.
She made a lasting impact not only on her family and the BYU football program but also within college football at large, leaving a legacy of leadership and love that will forever honor her name.
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Top 10 most overrated teams since 2020 per AP Preseason vs Final poll (see figures for longer data points for each team):
LSU
Clemson
Wisc
TAMU
Penn St
USC
Florida
OU
UNC
Oregon
Top 10 Most Underrated:
BYU
Indiana
Ole Miss
Tulane
TCU
Northwestern
UW
Boise St
Texas Tech
Houston
(Teams that started and finished unranked in any given year all received a rank of 30th and then the preseason/final rankings were compared to that figure for calculations)
Parenting advice from @OaksDallinH, nonagenarian and father of six.
- Pray for heaven’s help in raising children.
- Teach children their eternal purpose and family destiny.
- Be the example. Parents and caregivers are the most powerful teachers.
- Use the family to teach kindness, forgiveness, self-control, education, and honest work.
- Don’t let home become a “boardinghouse.” Stay involved in your children’s daily lives.
- Don’t follow cultural trends that weaken marriage and family life.
- If your family isn’t traditional, keep teaching and pressing on anyway.
- Let grandparents and extended family help fill family gaps.
- Love and be patient with family members who struggle or believe differently.
- Remember that repentance and growth don’t end with mortality.
- Model family life after Jesus Christ’s self-sacrifice and service.
- Do meaningful things together: gardens, camping, sports, recreation.
- Hold family reunions and remember ancestors.
- Teach practical skills at home, including work in the yard and home.
- Encourage learning languages for service and life.
- Counsel together as a family.
- Pray together night and morning.
- Worship together.
- Share family stories, traditions, and sacred experiences.
- Remember that what children really want for dinner is time with you.
- If there’s “no time,” turn technology off.
@jasonmcgowan@CoachJayHill Coach Hill - appreciate the way to conduct yourself on and off the field. You are a great ambassador for what BYU stands for.
Hope that you stay and bring more wins to Cougar nation.
The true blue clip about your wife and cancer was inspirational on how to fight with courage
Jay Hill @CoachJayHill
Cougar Nation, what would Jay staying mean to you?
Jay, you've poured your heart into Cougar Nation, turning our defense into one of the best in the nation, building unbreakable bonds with players who call you family, and helping deliver the program's first 12-win season in decades.
BYU isn't just a job; it's home. It's where your legacy is being written in Provo, surrounded by faith, family, and fans who love you like one of our own through thick and thin.
What would it mean to finish what you started here? To watch those young men you recruited and coached become legends under your guidance? Cougar Nation is all in for you. We are grateful for you.
Cougar Nation, share below what Jay staying would mean to YOU (your memories, your gratitude, your hopes). The most moving response wins 2026 BYU season tickets.
Let's surround him with love as he is making an important decision. 💙🏈
#LoveBomb #JayStay #Cougars
Yesterday concluded my 25th season calling @BYUfootball play-by-play.
Thanks to headset mates @975Hans and @mitchell_juergs, to hosts @jsnshep and @baiamontematt, and to our outstanding broadcast support team.
To Cougar Nation: I love you, and I'll see you on the radio in 2026!
I grieve the passing of President Jeffrey R. Holland. Our relationship in education and Church service began more than 50 years ago. It was a long and loving relationship in the work of the Lord.
During my service as President of Brigham Young University, I had the privilege of inviting him—then a young scholar in his early 30s—to serve as Dean of Religious Education.
From the beginning, his influence strengthened the university’s sacred mission to unite spiritual purpose with academic excellence.
Over the last three decades as a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, he lifted the weary, encouraged the faithful, and bore a powerful witness of the Savior—even through seasons of significant personal trials.
We honor his unwavering devotion, his steadfast witness of the Savior, and his inspired ability to strengthen faith and deepen understanding.
We thank our Father in Heaven for the blessing of shared service and for our united witness that Jesus Christ lives and directs His Church today.
“I love the Lord Jesus Christ. May we strive to see Christ at the center of our lives, of our faith, and of our service. That is where true meaning lies. Until that hour, when Christ’s consummate gift is evident to us all, may we live by faith, hold fast to hope, and show compassion one of another.” –Jeffrey R. Holland (1940–2025)